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♪ >> that is jason aldean. >> rock in' it here. >> in studio 1a for us this morning. thank you very much. >> little bit country, little bit rock 'n' roll. >> little bit of everything. in studio 1a i'm willie geist,
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natalie morales. al roker. that's a treat to sit here and get a little concert by jason aldean. >> now we know why he's selling places out. >> welcome inside studio 1a. we have a lot planned for you this hour. i thought it was important we show you one piece of video. it has to do with air travel. this is in china. this is a government official in china, who was unhappy because he missed not one, but two flights. >> uh-huh. >> watch the tantrum that ensued. this is at the check-in counter. rips out the computers. >> what do you mean i can't get on the plane, he says? >> upset that he wasn't let on. >> i like that he takes through the sign. >> if i crash through the door. >> one wonders what it takes to get security to intervene. >> well, because he outranks them, they were afraid of him. there are three guards, you can see them, standing behind the ticker tape thing there. >> they were just waiting for him to tire himself out. >> exactly, like when your kid has a tantrum. >> let him play it out eventually --
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>> social media is taken off in china. they're able to capture these guys and now this guy apparently is -- >> former government official. >> well, he was suspended and now facing punishment. >> yeah, yeah. he will be in for -- >> he was traveling with his wife and two kids. they got to see that. >> the wife was just standing there like, honey, calm down. let's get to your take three. take one, yahoo! ceo marissa mayer put in place a new policy announce this had week that says employees can no longer work remotely from home, a move that will impact we don't know exactly how many but a small percentage of the employees who work in cities where yahoo! does not have an office. a lot of employees upset because they say the flexible work arrangement helps them with their family helps them have the job. she became yahoo!'s ceo in july. richard branson came out and
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said this was a giant step backwards. >> came back after only two weeks of maternity leave. >> right. >> obviously she is coming back saying in order to be competitive, you know, there's going to have to be some changes here. but getting a lot of people upset about this. >> i would think if they allowed people to phase it in -- it was part of the culture. so give people a chance. i don't know if it has to happen immediately or -- >> it comes in effect in june. it's interesting. my wife worked for a great company, johnson & johnson. they let her go back after our second child but with rules. she went back a few days a week, worked from home two days a week. it worked for her. i asked her about this i thought she would be defensive and upset about it. she said the truth is if you're working with small kids at home you're not as efficient as you should be. you're just not. you're watching the kids. >> you find different times to work it in. get that workload when they're napping. >> but your not actually there doing it eight hours a day. >> breaks up the flow. >> and also it's harder to
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create a team when you're not there. you don't know the people or meet the people. >> i definitely think there are pros and cons to the situation. i think face time in some ways is necessary. you do have to show up. you have to have those meetings. you have to have those conferences face to face with people. >> that's why people still get on planes and go to different cities. >> that's right. we're not doing video teleconferentel teleconferences everywhere. but there's that argument in silicon valley where sometimes our jobs are more productive working from home because we can kind of space it out throughout the entire day and don't have the distractions of the water cooler talk and all that stuff. >> and it allows people to watch the third hour. >> that's it. >> i think telecommute iing is >> that's why we support that. wholeheartedly. take two, robin's swan song. comic book guy here, al roker. robin, maybe you've heard of him, batman and robin, will be killed off tomorrow in a comic that comes out tomorrow.
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many famous robins throughout the years. burt ward has to be the one you go to. >> tv burt ward. chris o'donnell just didn't quite make it. >> didn't work for you? >> this film didn't do him justice. >> batman without robin? >> of course, this is burt ward. this robin is actually, damien, the illegitimate son of bruce wayne and talia who was goul's daughter. robin has been killed off before, came back. >> came back. >> you know why we really bring this up, though? we like to go back to the image of you and matt in spandex. >> this is a long way to get to this. >> very long way of getting there. >> 2005, halloween. >> it doesn't get better than that. >> dynamic duo.
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>> this was the george clooney era of batman and robin. >> the henchman. went down hard there, didn't he? >> the original batmobile. >> is that the original? >> yes. >> amazing. >> so, anyway, we'll see what happens. they killed superman off and brought him back. >> they take creative license. >> they do. >> speaking of creative license. >> lots of creative license. this is ridiculous. >> this is called an imoji translation. >> emoji dick. >> you know about emoticons, smiley faces, closed parentheses. now people apparently are rewriting entire works of literature with emoji. >> too much time on their hands.
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>> couldn't agree with you more. >> this is apparently in the library of congress, is that right? >> it is. >> what's that on the horizon? oh, yeah, the end of civilization. >> trying to word for word translate. >> this gives you an idea. you go through sort of word for word and it has an emoji for every word in moby dick. you do wonder who took the time. >> apparently it's a compilation of people who took over 7 million hours or something like this. why? why? >> unless you're -- the only person i will answer a text who has an emoji is my 14-year-old girl. when you're an adult, stop. >> what is the age, after 14? knock it off. >> so we've got some of these. titles put into emojis. this will be a complete disaster, i'm sure. >> lord of the rings. >> there you go. very nice, al. al's good. his 14-year-old daughter. >> what's that? grapes of wrath. >> there you go.
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>> nice. >> this is going well. what else have we got? woman, snake, finger muscle. >> we're going to get it. hold on. >> is that a snake? i can't even see that far. >> oh, woman with the dragon tattoo. >> that's not a dragon. >> girl with the dragon tattoo. >> lady on the phone with a dragon tattoo. one more. bald guy and thing i can't see. >> happy wave? >> you have to be able to see. >> old man and the sea. oh, yeah. >> see how fun this is? papa hemingway is spinning about 360 miles per hour in his grave. >> grand waste of time. seriously. >> do we have -- we've got another one? >> yeah. >> here is what you do if you can no longer dance. more of these? okay. clock work orange.
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>> that was worth the wait. >> let's do bonus take. fancy shoes, all that stuff. some people went for comfort over couture. >> smart people. >> sally field went for the sneaks. this is a good move. >> you have the long dress on. nobody is going to see it anyway and she can dance all night. bradley cooper's mom, who was his date, also rocked it. >> she wore them on the red carpet. >> i noticed that. >> so, you know, that's a smart move there. >> why not? >> the bride at the reception. put on the comfortable shoes and have a good time. >> those gowns are so long anyway, it kind of hides -- >> seth macfarlane's dad was wearing a kilt. >> is that true? >> yeah, on the red carpet. little breezy. >> more emojis coming up later in the show. natalie, how about a check of the news? at least 19 tourists were killed when a hot air balloon
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caught fire, exploded and crashed when flying over the ancient egyptian city of luxor. u.s. embassy officials say there's no indication that any americans were among the victims. for the second time in a week, a major winter storm is bearing down on the midwest. heavy snow and high winds caused whiteouts monday in the texas panhandle. schools closed in kansas and could get up to two feet of snow. pope benedict xvi will be called the emeritus pope and carry the title of his holiness after he steps down thursday. monday he received the results of an internal investigation into vatican document leaks. the vatican denied that anything in the report contributed to benedict's historic decision to abdicate. savannah is heading there now and will be reporting from rome tomorrow. president obama takes his battle to a ship building yard to highlight the impact of automatic sequester budget cuts on defense workers.
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across the board cuts will take effect friday unless the white house and congressional republicans can reach a deal to reduce the federal deficit. a new report says that deaths of younger teenage drivers jumped 19% in the first half of last year. that is more than double the increase for overall traffic fatalities. the governor's highway safety association says the spike is likely due to the improved economy, which puts more cars on the road and a slowdown in new laws that address teen driving safety. apparently the internet has a new obsession today, making smash ups of their favorite pop songs with singing ghosts. ♪ lying on the cold hard ground trouble trouble trouble ♪ ♪ baby baby baby ♪ like baby baby baby
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♪ moving my head like yeah ♪ >> i think these goats have career potential here. goat version may be better. >> apparently there's a bon jovi one. do we have that? that's hilarious, "living on a prayer." it's great. good stuff. >> spectacular. here we go. >> here we go. ♪ we'll give it a shot ♪ oh, we're halfway there >> kind of sounds like me singing sometimes. little off key, little too high ♪ living on a prayer >> same hair. >> keep doing this all day. there are that many out there on the internet right now. >> goats screaming for their lives in some cases.
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that's what the internet brought us, emojis and screaming goats. >> 50/50. >> we're doing okay. >> on a high note today, let's check the weather. >> all right. ahh. let's see what we've got for you. big storm system. heavy snow back to the west of this system. we've got low pressure back to the midwest, secondary system forms along the eastern seaboard. difference between this and what we've seen the last couple of weeks, the secondary system stays inland. that draws in the warmer air. we're not looking at the heavy snow along the coast. snowfall amounts anywhere from six to nine inches from missouri all the way into new england. rainfall down to the south. we're talking anywhere from one to four inches of rain locally >> good morning.h we will start out with some dry weather. rain b likely this afternoon..
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from award season to wedding season, red carpet looks for walking down the aisle. randy fenoli from "say yes to the dress" and other shows, dresses inspired by what your favorite celebs wore to the award season. great to have you here. >> thank you for having me. >> people say gosh, i would love that dress but in the bridal
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version. >> so many brides come to me and say i want to look like kim kardashian, jessica biel. i call it your white carpet moment because the celebrities get their red carpet moment. they can have it several times possibly but you have one time to get it right on your wedding day. >> why your hoping it's just one time. >> i'm going to go with one time here, natalie. >> let's get right to the red carpet or white carpet looks, as we're going to make it this morning. let's start with carrie underwood and what she wore to the grammys, that beautiful big full skirt dress where they flashed images on it, right? >> yes. it's a simple skirt but we dressed it up with box plaeats. >> on our model christina here. >> and what's great about that dress is that there's so many girls wanting color dresses and a second dress for their wedding. i'm going to make a prediction here, natalie. >> go for it. >> brides will start buying similar dresses and on their reception night will start flashing images on their dress.
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>> that's an idea. >> it gives you color. >> i like that idea. >> and you don't have to spend the extra money. >> i like that. >> this dress is really about the silhouette. >> fitted on top but -- >> natural waist, a-line silhouette that carrie underwood wore so beautifully. >> gorgeous. i love her hair. you do a great job. thank you, christina. gorgeous. >> jennifer lopez, we all remember the fabulous dress she wore to the golden globes. some loved it. some didn't like it as much. it was clearly very sexy. >> sleeves are in. >> sleeves are really in, in bridal. straps and sleeves. here we have an alita graham. j.lo's was a little too sexy for a wedding day. >> you want to cover up the rest of the body. >> you have guests at your wedding. you want to make them feel comfortable. this has just enough peek-a-boo. the back of this dress is beautiful. it has a sheer back going on that really gives you that
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peek-a-boo and sexy back. isn't that pretty? very bridal. that same trumpet silhouette that j.lo wore. it gives you the feeling of the look without being too risque on your wedding day. >> the sleeves can be more of the transparency. avina looks wonderful in this. thank you. as we saw at the oscars, jennifer lawrence really stole the show in this stunning piece. >> beautiful. >> it almost looked like it could be a wedding dress. we have nia. tell us how nia's look is inspired. >> it's inspired by the silhouette of the dress. it has the same neckline as well, and the shape and accessorized just like jennifer lawrence did. what's interesting is that unfortunately jennifer lawrence tripped on the way up the steps. >> yes, a little long. >> this is a really good point for brides to realize. at the academy awards and oscars and red carpet events that celebrities wear their dresses very, very long. so they lift up the gown, walk over, drop it and take all the pictures for the paparazzi, then
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they sit for four hours, six hours. but on your wedding day, you have a lot of function. >> you're moving, dancing. >> it has to be hemed to the right length. we hem them shorter so girls can actually function, dance and have a good time. >> randy, for the more mature bride, what do you recommend? >> i get so many bride that is feel so anxious walking into a bridal salon. i have two words to say. jane fonda. age is just a number. you need to realize whether it's your second wedding, a more mature bride it's not always about a number. it's how you wear that dress. >> you got it. >> she wore it fabulously. >> she did. randy fenoli, thank you. the season premiere airs friday on tlc. next these messages. ive mob. [ "everybody have fun tonight" plays ]
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>> this is a wbal-tv 11 news in baltimore. >> so far so good, but the closer we get to the afternoon hours, it may start as rain put it may have a brief period of the sleet or snow cou. in my be cold enough for a few snow showers on thursday.
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this is a girl giving a lesson to other girls how to curl their hair using a curling iron. >> do it like this, wrap it. >> so what not to do video, right? >> the only one who wasn't laughing at that one. her video has launched more than 2 million hits since posted a couple of days ago. we're going to talk to her tomorrow on "today." >> i don't understand how you wouldn't notice that your hair is burning off. >> you would smell it, right?
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she said you have to leave it in at least 20 seconds and as she's talking she realizes -- >> there goes the hair. >> we'll see her tomorrow on "today." i'm willie geist along with natalie morales. we'll check in with al in a moment. he has a very special guest with him. tips for getting it all together from a bit of a drill sergeant for a home organizer. >> i need her in my house. michelle obama's high wattage weekend. what is behind her media blitz. and the scottos in the house. if only you could smell what we smell here. and they are only using five ingredients. >> we'll see them in a couple of minutes. first al has a special check of the weather. al? >> william hallman is 9 years old, third grader. he is interested in doing the weather after doing a great job on our nbc station kvly in north dakota, he became just a big star. william, welcome. how is it going? >> good. >> you've always been -- how
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long have you been interested in weather? >> i was interested before may 31, 2011, but i got really interested into weather on may 31, 2011. >> what happened on may 31, 2011? >> there was a tornado that was supposed to happen but didn't happen. >> and so -- this is you. how did you get this gig doing the weather on the tv? >> there was this drawing -- odds of winning were like 1 in 100 or something but i did get picked. >> now you're an internet sensation. is this something you want to do when you grow up? >> yeah. >> you want to be a tv weatherman? >> yeah. >> you want to do it right now? >> yeah. >> okay. here's our map. what do you think? >> okay. we've got sunny in california and we've got slight risk of thunderstorms, tornado watch in effect in florida until 3:00 pm
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and we've got 40s in the appalachians, 70s in california. >> what's going on around the great lakes? >> around the great lakes, freezing rain and around home we've got 30. >> wow! that's pretty good. around home, i like that. there you are in north dakota. very good. william, you're a natural. i'm a little nervous about you. you're not going to come gunning for my job, are you? >> um -- >> say no. >> no. >> all right. way to go. all right. very important part. now you have >> good morning. by this afternoon, some rain will be likely. there could be some
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>> very nicely done, william. what's next? >> okay. tomorrow, we've got -- >> no, no, no. >> oh. >> that's your latest weather. >> that's our latest weather and -- >> here's -- >> and here's -- >> willie. >> and here's willie. >> all right. my man, william. well done. i would like to see him do tomorrow's forecast as well. time for tough love from a tough mom who wants to help you get your act together around the house. barbara reisch is author of "secrets of an organized mom with request and guide to decluttering your home." what's your overall philosophy to getting your house together? >> don't leave it for later. >> this is not a sentimental approach? >> oh, no. >> things go away quickly?
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>> go. >> let's start with the daily mail. you don't believe on hanging on to much. >> the mail is like weeds go growing in a garden. if you don't take care of this, it will over run your house. spend two to three minute ace day and it's done. catalogs are a worse. they encourage you to buy things you don't need and waste your time looking at them. if you're buying things you don't need it's more clutter in your house. lose, lose, lose. >> immediately? >> unless you need something. you know where to get it. you don't need a catalog. >> sift through it. >> don't even sift through. >> what about the things we do want to keep? >> invitations are fun to get but you have to respond in the moment. look at your calendar. you're going, not going, put it in your calendar, respond and put it in the inbox. >> we may part ways. you say even with the young kids, things that are sentimental to you that you want to hold on to forever you say lose that attitude. >> it feels good to get homework with a big smiley face, big 100%. but every child is going to
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learn how to read and write. you don't need the evidence. you will have storage bins full of third grade homework and no one will be interested in that. >> what about art work? your sweet 5-year-old daughter made something special. you want it pout it on the wall. >> it's not really that special. it's extra large paper, glued. someone does a child like this, 3-d, take a picture. >> and then smash it with a hammer in front of something? >> you don't have to be heartless. when they go to sleep, that's when you move the garbage out. >> if you want to keep a few things, sort it in boxes like this? is that the idea? >> for each child getting a different color set of boxes and the rule of thumb is really one box for every two to three years of school. that gives you an idea of what's appropriate. >> you can get a lot of stuff into a box that size. freebies, water bottle. >> the junkiest junk of all. freebies are not your friend.
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they are not. samples you take from a hotel, no one actually uses them. they save them until they get so old that you have to throw them away. >> you feel like you should take it because you're getting something free. >> most people feel like they have to take it, but you don't have to. >> what about that trophy? >> your kid got this trophy for breathing. you're giving that to every kid on the team. there's one here for attending a birthday party. a birthday party favor. >> that, throw away. >> save the trophy for your kids, the ones that mean something. this is garbage. >> okay. so keep the ones that they actually earn. let's go into the kitchen now. kitchens can be a mess. what do you do? >> the kitchen is the command center of the house. cookbooks take up a lot of room. if it isn't worn, torn, stained, overused, you don't need it. get your recipes online and store them online. >> i want to ask you quickly about this. cereal boxes. this, to you, is -- >> you do not need to replicate
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the selection of a grocery store in your home. two to three suffices. >> it's a symptom of the larger problem. >> it really is. >> i have tons of these. >> little black boxes for organizing, they come in all different colors and sizes. they can be used for so many different purposes, so versatile. sports uniform. what many people do is they have the shorts in the short drawer, socks in the socks, put it all in one bin t makes getting out of the house for that game or that day that much faster. >> and if they come home with a trophy -- >> don't even take the trophy. >> you're tough by i like you. secrets of an organized mom. >> thank you. >> go to today.com and she'll answer your questions on our website. first lady's high profile media blitz after this. all over.s living w- the intense ache made it hard to do the things that i wanted. my doctor diagnosed it as fibromyalgia -- thought to be the result of over-active nerves
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>> announcer: "today's" kitchen brought to you by new smooth roast coffee only at burger king, where taste is king. that music can mean only one thing. this morning on "today's" kitchen -- >> really. >> -- classic italian meals using only five ingredients. from fresco by scotto. >> good morning. >> we are in for a real treat. we're not counting salt, pepper, butter, olive oil as ingredients. >> that's what elena said. that's how we get five. >> i think everybody has those. >> this is the mediterranean diet that helps your heart,
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right? >> no, will, this homemade salami. it is delicious. some women get diamonds and gold. i gitet salami. >> i say you won. >> doesn't it just melt in your mouth? >> it's delicious. >> so good. we begin the meal with some salami, garlic bread, little garlic, grated cheese, olive oil. we do a double decker here, put it in the flour. >> what kind of bread? >> american bread. this is the only thing we use american bread for. you know, the rest is all italian bread. >> you have mozzarelissourozzar in there. >> they tell you to use it with toothpicks but i like to use my hands. i hope the oil is hot. it seems like it is.
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>> do you want to? >> i would be honored. little flour here. right? >> yes. in there. >> doing that. >> and this is a butter -- >> it's topped with the butter caper. it's the best grilled cheese or cheese sandwich you've ever had. >> fried cheese. >> fried grilled cheese. so what? >> it's delicious. we're going to do the pasta al americana that starts with the pancetta. >> completely italian. completely classic. we start with the pancetta. onions. >> does that count as your ingredie ingredient? >> one ingredient, by the way. >> onion. >> let that cook for a couple of minutes. tomato. >> okay. >> pepper, salt. can you do that for me, dear? >> we only have a minute and a half. >> that's fine. >> the pasta, already cooked. throw that in there. toss it up. that's what it's going to look
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like. >> all right, elena, take it away. >> a twist on shrimp scampi. >> so easy. butter, olive oil, garlic, all these ingredients you have at home. white wine a must. al, this recipe is so simple that we even have time for a little joke this morning. >> oh, all right. >> so why didn't the shrimp share his meal? >> i don't know. why? >> because he was feeling a little shellfish. >> oh! >> wow. >> come on, al. >> that was spectacular. >> seven ingredients, that's what it is. >> i have so much free time, i could joke. >> very nice. >> good job. >> she's here till thursday. >> try the shrimp? >> yeah. >> totally botched my fried cheese over here. leave it to the experts. >> i got it. >> will, will, come on.
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you want to taste that. >> i'm going to get in here as we go to break here. thank you so much as always. thank you for another beautiful feast with five ingredients. you can find these recipes, as always on our
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the wine bottles are open! the party's started. >> what's coming up on today's show, guys? >> who knows? >> who cares? >> that's what makes them -- >> hoda and kathie lee.
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